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The Chatsworth Grandfather Clock - walnut - 6ft 8in
The break-arch case was first introduced about 1710 and reflects the influence of Georgian architectural design. The dials allowed the introduction of moon-phase detail as illustrated and automata features. The Chatsworth is typical of the work of the London maker William Webster. The Walnut cabinet is decorated with book-matched burr veneers and inlaid with satinwood banding. The case features reeded quarter columns to the trunk and fluted Corinthian pillars to the hood.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
*Triple chime movement that plays Westminster, Whittington and St.Michael melodies.
*Forward sliding hood for ease of adjustment.
*Automatic night silencer, chime sequence and beat correction.
*Hand rubbed and waxed cabinet.
*Delicate milled hands typical of the period.
*Lacquered solid brass fittings.
*Bevelled glass.
The price shown for the Chatsworth Grandfather Clock includes delivery and installation on mainland Britain, a 2 year guarantee and the benefit of our Lifetime Support promise. If you would like more information or to confirm availability please contact us
List Price £5,750 - Save £581 - (10% Off)
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| Product Information |
| Maker: |
Comitti C2210TCH
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| Height: (approx) |
203cm (80in)
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| Width: (approx) |
46cm (18in)
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| Depth: (approx) |
30.5cm (12in)
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